Mats & Ariel are back talking in The Cororate Corner, this episode.

They share TCC’s first reviews on Apple Podcasts (yeah!) with the listeners and also share some more suprising feedback they had from their first episodes.

Ariel shares her view on how each of us have a unique story to share regardless of which position we have in the hierarchy of society, and that we all tend to focus on the more famous, and seemingly succesful ones, and that for some people, it is easy to feel small in comparison.

Ariel is also reiterating one of her favorite topics, the unique skills we all bring to the table but sometimes without being aware of them. Mats confirms that for him it is much easier to share something that you have learned, rather than being aware of a natural skill.

Mats talks about the importance of, at least for himself, not geting stuck in a past view of yourself or that it has to stick forever. He is so often saying "When I grew up in Sweden it was like this bla bla" that he is getting tired of hearing himself use this truth as an excuse for current attitudes and behaviors.

Mats also mentions a great book that he has read, Surrounded by Idiots  by Thomas Erikson (not yet in English) which is currently facing a lot of critique, in Sweden, for not having enough psychology degrees and scientific backing.  Mats thinks it is a great book that can ease a discussion in a group if you share the color model thinking that the book is explaining. 

Overall, a full TCC week and another dynamic guest, next week.